Yes, you can still use legacy indexes for fulltext, numeric indexes and
relationship indexes, but please note that writing to those is still a
manual process (at least for numeric indexes).
Otherwise you can configure node_auto_index or relationship_auto_index to
be semi-automatic.
See: http://jex
You're welcome.
I created index in neo4j shell. It works. But the command schema --await
must be schema await -l Item -p itemId.
Another question is: as I understand, until now neo4j doesn't support
schema index for relationship index, numeric range...
Could i make legacy index in neo4j shell
I confirmed the issue you raised and will report it to the dev-team.
Thanks a lot
Michael
On Mon, Jun 30, 2014 at 12:30 AM, Michael Hunger <
michael.hun...@neotechnology.com> wrote:
> Hi Alex,
>
> Interesting, there should be only one INDEX. It seems you found a bug with
> the batch-inserter.
Hi Alex,
Interesting, there should be only one INDEX. It seems you found a bug with
the batch-inserter.
What version of Neo4j do you use ? 2.0.3 or 2.1.2 ? I'll try to reproduce
when I know more.
What happens if you drop them in the neo4j-shell?
DROP INDEX ON :Item(itemId);
You can create schem
>From documents of neo4j, I know that we could create index when import data
(by batch inserter).
>From neo4j shell , I found that the statement: index --create
auto_node_index -t node to create auto index.
But i didn't find how to create index (schema, legacy) after importing data.
Is it possibl
